Guides Attractions Events in South Australia

Ali's Lane is an interesting eclectic experience where you will find women's and men's clothing from the 1950s to the 1980s, including accessories. We also stock interesting recycled pieces and small pieces of furniture. Why not make a day of it; there are other like minded shops in the street, with a number of eating places to have breakfast, brunch, lunch or dinner.

The 1877 Restaurant is well known locally as the first school house in Adelaide's North East that today has been restored into an exquisite Italian restaurant serving traditional cuisine.

With features such as private dining rooms, polished floorboards, a cosy fireplace and magnificent ceilings, Sfera's 1877 Restaurant brings a touch of old Italy and a dining experience to be remembered.

The Sfera family has brought to the restaurant authentic Italian decor, ambience and beverages with the highlight being the delicious authentic flavours of age old Italian recipes.

1877 is perfect for small group bookings or an intimate dinner and offers an alfresco area with a fresh outdoor dining experience.

3 Three Monkeys is stocked with an irresistible array of fresh local and imported small goods, coffee, sweets and delicacies, which you can either take home or sit and enjoy. Occupying a pretty stone store in a prime main street location, 3 Three Monkeys is one of the local shops helping to cement Willunga's reputation as a great food destination.

919 Wines is committed to the production of unique table wines from alternative varieties of great intensity and depth of flavour, which express varietal and regional character. Grown in the heart of the Riverland of South Australia from varieties especially suited to the climate, these wines are produced from low-yielding vines. Traditional winemaking methods and artistry are blended to create concentrated wines of exceptional quality.

919 Wines specialises in the production of heritage fortified wines: the elegant Fino, the complex Vintage, and the rich and raisined Muscat, Tawny and Tokay. 919 Wines has a range of quality table wines from alternative varieties such as Tempranillo, Sangiovese and Durif.

The cellar door outlet is has been built using straw-bale construction techniques. Visitors can see vintage activities, and taste and purchase our award-winning wines. 919 Wines holds a number of seasonal and celebratory dinners and lunches, matching our wines with Riverland produce and featuring the talents of local artists and musicians.

Wallaroo's long heritage has left a fabulous legacy of fascinating old buildings, houses, churches and the ruins of the once famous copper smelters. Take the opportunity to walk the streets of Wallaroo and learn of its history and connection with the mining industry.

Along the way you will see the former residence of Caroline Carleton, famous for writing the words of "Songs of Australia" in 1859. With the trail beginning at the Wallaroo Maritime and Nautical Museum you will see the original Tipara Lighthouse, built in 1877 and relocated from the Tipara Reef in 2001.

Pick up a brochure outlining the walk from the Wallaroo Heritage and Nautical Museum or any of the Visitor Centres in the region.

Come and walk the AAMI Stadium Trail and engross yourself into the history of what once was Football Park. Enjoy the excitement and atmosphere of walking onto the ground where all your heroes play. Entice your friends and family to come along and enjoy the history of our stadium. We can organise group visits, school educational programs and social club visits.

Please note that due to private functions some areas may not be accessible.

The AAMI Stadium Tour takes about one and a half hours and there is a lot of walking involved. Lifts are available for those who have difficulty walking up stairs.

Unfortunately the Crows indoor Training Facility is strictly off limits to the public and is not part of the Tour.

Contact the Checkside Tavern at AAMI Stadium for information on football programme, telephone 08 8268 2088 or visit website.

With its superb coastal views, Kingston Park is home to the John Dowie Rock Sculpture at the heritage Aboriginal Site. Take a trip there and learn the Dreamtime Story of Tjilbruke and how the Spring Site evolved.

At Kingston House, built in 1840, learn about Charles Kingston, former Premier of South Australia and progressive Federal Parliamentarian. Under Kingston's premiership, South Australia was the first state to introduce voting for women and he is often referred to as the 'Father of Federation'.

At the Academy of Dressage you can have private dressage sessions with Barrie or Sarita Stratton. The Academy offers world class horse riding lessons on highly schooled horses with indoor and outdoor facilities in the beautiful Adelaide Hills in South Australia.

A unique experience, different from anywhere else!

We hope we have the opportunity to help you have some fun while you realise some goals and dreams!

Visitors are always welcome to observe from the gallery!

We are very happy to pass on our extensive knowledge and passion gained over 37 years of professional experience. We specialise in Dressage and work with riders in a straight forward and easily understood manner with attention to detail. We offer a personal and caring service. Come and have a look.

All sessions are private and by appointment.

A leafy memorial to the foresight of the early city fathers, Ada Ryan Gardens is Whyalla's most popular park located between Cudmore and Watson Terraces, and linked to the Whyalla Foreshore to provide a large, relaxing park area.

The gardens offer extensive and well shaded lawns and gardens; free barbecue and picnic facilities; a collection of kangaroos, birds, a duck pond and other wildlife; free tennis courts; playground equipment and public toilet facilities. The gardens have paved paths throughout, enabling wheelchair access.

The gardens were the site of Whyalla's first cemetery, which was moved in August 1918 to the current cemetery in Broadbent Terrace.

Ada Ryan Gardens was the first major park established in Whyalla and named after the wife of the Chairman of the then City Commission, Charles Ryan.

The Adelaide Botanic Garden is an oasis in the cosmopolitan heart of the City of Adelaide.
This 16-hectare Garden features stunning collections of plants including Australian natives, exotics and ornamental plants.

To make the most of your time, stop by the Visitor Information Centre and find out what is happening at the Garden and which plant collections are looking their best. Things to see include the magnificently restored Victorian Palm House, the SA Water Mediterranean Garden, the Amazon Waterlily Pavilion, the Santos Museum of Economic Botany and the Bicentennial Conservatory.

You can also join a free guided walking tour provided by the Friends of the Botanic Garden. Tours leave from the Schomburgk Pavilion at 10.30am daily.

Facilities include the Botanic Shop, Cafe Fibonacci, the Simpson Kiosk and the Adelaide Botanic Gardens Restaurant.

Adelaide City GPS Tour iPhone app takes you on a self drive narrated tour of the Adelaide City Centre and surrounds. Get a local’s knowledge on where to go and what to see. The audio narrative automatically starts when you get close to interesting places around Adelaide. It has easy directions around the city centre and surrounds and a broad array of interesting stories and interviews with local characters as you travel.

The tour takes about 60 minutes to drive and can be started from anywhere. Be guided around the city and delivered back to your starting place.

Find out how to get to the centre of Adelaide from wherever you arrive from; Adelaide Airport, the tollgate at the bottom of the Adelaide Hill’s Freeway, and Main North Road. Start the app as you approach the outskirts of Adelaide and the guide takes over.

You won’t need a map, the guide will direct turn by turn. Relax and enjoy the tour.

Following completion of a AUD50 million investment in new and upgraded facilities, the Adelaide Showground has been renamed Adelaide Event and Exhibition Centre. The new brand reflects a venue that is now one of the largest and most modern exhibition centres in Australia. It is also one of the world’s greenest, being 100 percent self-sufficient in water and electricity. Our premium facilities and outstanding service are thriving on the delivery of a complete positive experience to the public and event organisers. Five minutes from the Adelaide central business district, the Adelaide Event and Exhibition Centre offers a flexible and versatile range of venues ideal for public events, catered functions, conferences, exhibitions and trade shows. With national award winning caterers and a dedicated event team, we have the capability to host virtually any style of event and service gala dinners for 500 - 3000 guests.

You’ll always find something to see and do at the Adelaide Festival Centre, whether it’s theatre, dance, music, festivals, visual art, children’s theatre, or much more. Situated on King William Road and comprising four theatres (the Festival Theatre, Dunstan Playhouse, Space Theatre and Amphitheatre) as well as Her Majesty's Theatre close by, it is also home to the annual Adelaide Cabaret Festival and OzAsia Festival, and biannual Adelaide International Guitar Festival, which all attract thousands of local, national and international visitors.

The Festival Centre’s Artspace Gallery, which hosts a constantly changing program of visual art exhibitions, is open 12pm to 5pm (Wednesday to Saturday), and 12pm to 4pm (Sunday).

"Behind the scenes" tours of the dressing rooms and theatres are held every Tuesday and Thursday at 11am.

The Adelaide Festival Centre's program can be viewed at their website and tickets can be booked through BASS 131 246 or online.

The Adelaide Football Club’s Westpac Centre at AAMI Stadium is a world class venue - not only for the team. Tours, a museum, and more will all help you learn about the club’s rich history.

Fans, visitors, tourists, and passionate football supporters alike can all enter the player’s inner sanctum and visit exclusive areas normally closed to the public.

The club prides itself on being inclusive, and is delighted to present this unique opportunity to anyone wanting to learn more about the Adelaide Football Club’s history and culture.

You’re invited to join the team for all South Australians.

Please see website for tour details and prices.

The Adelaide Gaol was a working prison between 1841 and 1988. It is now a museum, which tells the Gaol’s 147 year history in displays, exhibitions and tours. Displays include the story of Elizabeth Woolcock, the only woman to be hanged in South Australia and Sister Mary MacKillop, a regular visitor to both male and female inmates.

Open Sunday to Friday 10am to 3.30pm (last ticket purchase time) for self guided tours. Guided tours can be arranged for groups and are one-and-a-half to two hours duration. There are also regular Sunday guided tours, for a small fee, at 11am, 12pm and 1pm depending on the availability of guides. Ghost or Historic night tours can be arranged for groups of 12 or more, or you can participate in a 'public tour' of up to 20 people held every Thursday, Friday and Saturday. Be among those who have seen and heard strange things in the Gaol! Public night tours are not suitable for those under 15 years of age. Bookings are essential Monday to Friday throughout business hours.

Listed prices are for self guided tours. See website for full details.

Discover the Adelaide Hills' most unique and intimate wineries and cellar doors in Australia's most beautiful and vibrant wine region. Take the breathtaking climb from Adelaide. In just 20 minutes from the city centre, you are here and feeling it.

Use all of your senses to get in touch with what beats at the heart of this region - our wines and our winemakers. The climate, which coolly nurtures the vines, provides fruit of fresh, clean and unforgettable flavour.

Meander your way along our boutique wine trail. Why not pack a picnic and head for Sinclair's Gully, enjoy the vistas while seeking out those hidden treasures.

Enjoy chatting with the winemakers, while tasting their passion in each unique handcrafted wine.

An experience never to be forgotten…

Located upstairs at The Gatehouse, the Cellar Door and it’s large deck have views which extend over the hills and lake. A wonderful place to enjoy our gourmet pizzas, cheese platters or dips with a bottle of your favourite wine or a cold beer. Coffee, tea and a range of biscuits, panforte, tarts, chocolate figs and more are always available making it the perfect place for large or small groups to relax, chat, laugh and enjoy.

The Cellar Door represents seven Adelaide Hills boutique wineries with 40 different wines to taste. This allows us to combine a love for great wine, food and company in a unique setting only 25 minutes from the centre of Adelaide. Come and visit us you’ll be glad you discovered it.

Winemakers in attendance each Sunday to talk you through all of their wines and what they are all about.

All wine is available to purchase by the bottle, case or mixed case. We can arrange for your wine to be stored in our internationally recognised wine storage facility or for it to be delivered to your preferred destination. Unlike other cellar doors, there will always be something different to see, sniff and taste - week in, week out.

The Adelaide Hills Farmers Market is a market where consumers purchase produce direct from the farmer and products direct from the maker. The aim of the market is to promote, develop and support primary producers in the Adelaide Hills region, assist the development of emerging primary producers and value adders from the region and provide the infrastructure to encourage market traders to sell fresh, high quality seasonal and nutritious products grown or produced in the region.

We aim to reduce food miles and attract people from adjacent regions to buy food and products and enjoy the distinct Adelaide Hills Farmers Market atmosphere.

The Adelaide Hills Petanque Club is a community run sporting club offering fun, camaraderie and personal challenges for all members of our community. We have been around for over 10 years and have grown a membership base to approximately 60.

Petanque is a unique sport in that it can be played by nearly all ages and physical abilities/disabilities at the same time. It can also be a game that can be played at everyone's convenience as we play all year round.

We are also affiliated with the South Australian Petanque League so if the desire to get more competitive is there we can accommodate that as well.

All visitors are made to feel welcome, our members will be only too happy to give you a few tips, plus we have plenty of spare equipment for you too, just bring yourself along and have a go. Hope you can join us.

The Adelaide-Himeji Garden contains features which are of profound religious significance to the Japanese people. It contains features designed to recall the beauty of nature.

The Garden blends two classic styles. The first is the ‘senzui’ (lake and mountain garden), where water and the imagination create images of vastness and grandeur. The second is the ‘kare senzui’ (dry garden), where rocks and sand evoke the presence of water, even the sea itself.

To book a guided tour, please contact the Park Lands Ranger.

Kick-start your day with a freshly ground coffee or gourmet tea from the Perfect Cup Café. Serving breakfast, lunch and dinner seven days a week, choose to dine alfresco on the deck, or relax inside with a refreshing beverage. With mouth-watering meals, fully licensed bar and sensational service on offer - not to mention great coffee - take the hassle out of your day and let the staff look after you.

Hungry? There's something at the Perfect Cup Café for you, including huge breakfasts, lunch specials and tasty pizzas. You can dine in or take away and there is a fully licensed bar with a great selection of wines and beverages.

Visit the Adelaide Meridien Hotel & Apartments website for the full menu.

Adelaide Oval is widely regarded as the most picturesque test cricket ground in the world, with St Peter's Cathedral rising behind an elegant Edwardian scoreboard and Moreton Bay fig trees at the northern end.

Take a tour of the oval - you'll see the Sir Donald Bradman Stand, Scoreboard, Victor Richardson and Clarrie Grimett Gates and Favell-Dansie Indoor Centre.

Tours are available Monday to Friday, non-match days, departing at 10am (no tours on public holidays), starting from just inside the Phil Ridings Gates at the southern end of Adelaide Oval. Bookings for individuals or small groups are not required.

The Bradman Collection Museum is also located at the Adelaide Oval.

Rundle Mall is the shopping heart of Adelaide. It was created in 1976 as Australia's first pedestrian mall. You'll find more than 600 retail stores, three major department stores and 15 arcades there. There are also outdoor cafes and bars to relax in.

The mall is renowned as a venue for performances, promotions and events, from fashion parades, to buskers and street performers. The Rundle Mall Discovery Trail allows you to experience the pedestrian strip's many quirks and features, from sculpture and art to the history of its buildings. Highlights include the mall's 19th century buildings such as Beehive Corner. You can also learn about the ghosts of beautiful Adelaide Arcade.

Public art is plentiful in Rundle Mall, from classics such as Bert Flugelman's Spheres (or more commonly known as the Mall's Balls) and four resident bronze pigs - Truffles, Oliver, Horatio and Augusta. Children love to clamber over them.

Rundle Mall opening hours run from 9am to 7pm Monday to Thursday, 9am to 9pm Friday, 9am to 5pm Saturday and 11am to 5pm Sunday.

Adelaide Shores Golf Park has two 18-hole public courses. It is situated within the 135-hectare Adelaide Shores reserve at West Beach, which also includes two award-winning accommodation properties, a boat haven, sports grounds, a skate and BMX park, mini golf and a driving range.

The par 72 Patawalonga Course is a championship style links course with mature trees and water hazards. The par 60 Executive course can also be played as a par 3 layout.

A Golf Academy offers clinics for all standards of players, alongside a practice range and practice greens. The Pro Shop offers top quality equipment to buy or hire and a large fleet of golf cars with GPS in-car navigation systems.

Adelaide Shores Golf Park is also home to the Westward Ho Golf Club, which offers members facilities, a bar and bistro open to the public, and a function room for up to 200 guests.

Head to the Adelaide Showground Farmers Market for fresh regional and seasonal produce. It’s a vibrant place where farmers and producers sell their goods direct to the public. You'll find freshly harvested fruit and vegetables and quality, locally made goods at affordable prices, a demonstration kitchen with visiting chefs and activities for the children.

The Adelaide Showground Farmers Market supports small family farms, agricultural diversity and consumer choice. Open every Sunday rain, hail or shine except during Adelaide Show time.

A landmark heritage building, the Adelaide Town Hall is steeped in history. Its magnificent architecture and elegant interiors give an in depth insight into the rich cultural heritage of South Australia. The Town Hall plays host to all kinds of events including elegant dinners and civic receptions, corporate or private functions, conferences and concerts. To experience the world-renowned acoustics of the Auditorium, visit our website to view our concert events calendar. Alternatively contact us to book a one-hour tour. Tours are limited and bookings are essential.

Adelaide Zoo is just a 15 minute walk from the central business district and is home to more than 1,800 animals and almost 300 species of exotic and native mammals, birds, reptiles and fish exhibited in over eight hectares of magnificent botanic surroundings.

Adelaide Zoo is also home to Wang Wang and Funi, the only Giant Pandas in the Southern Hemisphere.

The zoo's other major exhibits include the Immersion South East Asian Rainforest, Seal Bay, Australian Rainforest Wetlands walk-through aviary, Nocturnal House, Reptile House, Bug Barn, Children's Zoo and the Westpac Envirodome, and environmental education centre.

Zookeepers provide daily animal feeds and keeper talks. You can join an Adelaide Zoo free walkabout tour throughout the day - tours depart from various locations every half hour between 9.45am and 3.30pm.

Adelaide's Underwater Heritage Trail interprets four shipwrecks located in Gulf St Vincent - the Grecian, Zanoni, Star of Greece and Norma.

These wrecks represent a variety of vessels associated with trade and development in South Australia during the nineteenth and early twentieth centuries and span the period of British shipbuilding from 1841 to 1893.

The remains demonstrate the four major types of materials used in sailing vessel construction during that era - wood, composite (wood and iron), iron and steel.

This trail, which extends from the Star of Greece, off Port Willunga, to the Zanoni, about 15 kilometres south east of Ardrossan, includes a brochure and four underwater plaques placed adjacent to each wreck.

Witness the amazing forces of nature at Admirals Arch in Flinders Chase National Park. A viewing platform and boardwalk around a cliff face leads visitors to this spectacular natural rock arch known as Admiral's Arch, sculpted by weathering and erosion from the sea over thousands of years.
Here you can also observe a colony of New Zealand Fur-seals as they feed, swim and laze on the shore platform below. Admirals Arch can be easily reached from the boardwalk at Cape du Couedic. Lighthouse heritage is available nearby.
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A stone cairn marks the spot where Captain Matthew Flinders stepped ashore on 10 March 1802. The cairn was built in 1967 and named after Alan McLellan, an early historian of Port Augusta. The lookout is situated in Whiting Parade at the end of Edinburgh Terrace, and provides a good view of the Spencer Gulf, the Northern and Thomas Playford Power Stations and the picturesque Flinders and Bluff Ranges.

One of the Adelaide Hills's most historic hotels, the Aldgate Pump Hotel offers a la carte menu every day for lunch and dinner - daily specials, all day dinning on Saturday and breakfast on Sunday.

Cool days can be spent indoors by the open fires, while the days of summer are best spent in one of the region's best beer gardens. Functions can be arranged and private rooms overlooking the quaint village are available. The hotel provides parking and access for people with disabilities. Other facilities also include gaming machines and TAB.

Aldinga Bay Cafe is casual esplanade dining with more than meets the eye. It's warm decoration, friendly atmosphere and as Aldinga's only seven day cafe all year round, its no wonder why it is so popular amongst locals and visitors alike.

Offering a large menu for breakfast, lunch and dinner (consisting of steak chicken and seafood) meals are available all day and we can always cater for soy, vegetarian and gluten free diets.

Fully licensed offering beer, wine and spirits the cafe is especially inviting for the Friday night Mexican or Saturday night Indian food, which are speciality nights with speciality chefs. Weekend breakfast time is a delight with vast and seasonal options available.

There is great coffee, service and atmosphere, and you'll be pleasantly surprised.

Established in 1979, Aldinga Bay Winery is situated on the Fleurieu Peninsula of South Australia under the picturesque hills of Sellicks and two and a half kilometres from the beautiful sandy beaches of Aldinga Bay.

The cellar door provides an excellent opportunity for visitors to experience premium wines produced from traditional and alternative grape varieties.

Alexander Cameron (1810 - 1881) known widely as the king of Penola, is remembered as being the first squatter in the district and founder of the town. Cameron has been commemorated by a life-sized bronze statue by John Dowie, erected by public subscription in Church beside his Royal Oak Hotel.

Alexandrina Cheese Company is situated amidst a working dairy farm located in Mount Jagged, near Mount Compass, in the heart of the Fleurieu Peninsula, South Australia.

Alexandrina Cheese Company make cheeses and other dairy produce using the highest quality milk produced by their own Jersey cows. Jersey milk is renowned for its full flavour and rich creamy quality. Their handmade produce is made using traditional methods supported with the combined knowledge of four generations of farmers and cheese makers.

Visitors are welcome to visit The Cheesery on weekends and public holidays when they are open for tasting and sales. The cafe is a great stop for an Alexandrinashire Tea, espresso coffee, milkshakes and cheese platters, all made from the milk of our beautiful Jersey cows.

Visitors can view the processing room through a window and they are free to sit and enjoy the sweeping rural views of the surrounding valley.

All Fired Up Mobile Wood Oven Pizza has all bases covered, we bring authentic wood oven pizzas to you!

Based in the Fleurieu Peninsula, ‘All Fired Up’ is a completely mobile catering service – we come to you serving piping hot nine inch wood oven pizzas.

Wherever you are and whatever your function, from small birthday gatherings through to weddings and major private functions or public events – leave the catering to us.

To see us in action visit our website and look for the upcoming events link.

Alligator Gorge within Mount Remarkable National Park is the premier natural attraction in the Southern Flinders Ranges. This spectacular gorge cut through ancient quartzite by the Alligator Creek is easily accessible to visitors along a 10 minute walking trail. Toilets, a picnic area and barbecue facilities are provided for visitors who can spend an hour or full day exploring the network of walking trails surrounding the gorge. Wildflowers and native orchids are abundant through spring.

Accommodation is available at Alligator Lodge (sleeps eight to ten) located near the northern entrance to the park. For accommodation details please contact the park. Bookings are essential.

Enjoy the best of both worlds at the historic Alma Hotel. Built in 1856, the Alma Hotel at Willunga has all the character and charm of a by-gone era.

Melinda and Jason McCauley welcome you to come and enjoy our great value meals served seven days a week for lunch and dinner, ice-cold beer and a selection of local wines. There is also a fully stocked bottle shop, PubTAB, South Australia Lotteries, automatic teller machine, gaming room and beer garden.

McLaren Vale’s Almond Carriage Cafe and Wine Bar is a cafe, wine bar, old fashioned milk bar and so much more.
Enjoy a glass of premium regional wine and a cheese platter, an all day breakfast or lunch on the alfresco decking, admiring the beautiful scenery along the walking and bike track at the rear. Dinner is available Friday and Saturday.

Regional Produce, Devonshire teas, coffee and cake and a range of premium regional wines, many from smaller orphan wineries are also available along with 43 flavours of old fashioned milk shakes, thick shakes and nut sundaes.

It's the Soul Train on Friday and Saturday nights with happy hours, recorded soul, blues or whatever the crowd wants. Bike hire and take away cheese and picnic packs, perfect for those wanting to explore the scenery and cellar doors of the 'Shiraz Trail' are also available.
Group bookings are also available.

Almondco Almond Hut is part of Almondco Australia Ltd, situated on the Sturt Highway, Renmark. Almondco Almond Hut was established when there was a need to provide sale of almonds and almond products to both locals and tourist. Almondco is now in its 60th year of operation and was formed for almond growers by almond growers.

Suppliers were contacted and value added products were purchased back. These included local home based, small business as well as larger companies.

Almondco Almond Hut offer a large range of almond base products not seen elsewhere in the Riverland area, we believe this sets us apart from other food based cellars located within the same area.

Amberainbow Pony Rides offer pony parties, pony hire, pony rides to you in Adelaide South Australia. Our trusted family of entertainers will bring a pony to you from as little as AUD130.00.

We have provided hundreds of pony rides to children of all ages. Children’s birthday parties, social and sporting clubs, corporate and charity functions. Venues have included movie theatres, Royal Show, Expo, Pageant, Down Syndrome Society of South Australia, Police Club, Crippled Children's Association and many schools, kindergartens, social clubs, sporting clubs and private birthday parties. We support local business and we are friends with our competition down south, so if they are closer, be a mate and support your local business. Of course if they are booked, we welcome your patronage. Have ponies will travel!

Email us for any additional services such as face painting, glitter tattoos, balloon animals, super heroes.

Limoncello is a traditional Italian lemon liqueur, which can be enjoyed as an aperitif mixed with champagne, mixed with tonic water or simply poured over a bed of crushed ice. Ambra Limoncello use centuries old processes and recipes and fresh Riverland citrus to produce their very own limoncello at their Thebarton facility.

Visitors are welcome to visit Ambra Limoncello’s tasting outlet and showroom where you can come in and try their full range of liqueurs. Group bookings are available by prior arrangement.

In addition to limoncello, Ambra Limoncello also produce a range of liqueurs including orange, strawberry and chocolate flavours.

Amphora Wine Group is one of Australia's leading wholesale and bulk wine producers. Based at the historic Stonyfell winery in the Adelaide foot hills, Amphora delivers high quality, value for money Australian wines through cellar door sales, domestic (Australian) wholesale clients and international export clients.

Amphora offers clients a wide range of specifically designed wine varieties, styles and packages using their broad vineyard winery, packaging and design network in the heart of Australia’s wine growing home, South Australia.

Amphora provides their extensive client network with a broad range of purchasing options, offering everything from a single bottle at cellar door to a bulk shipment of over 100,000 litres.

Come and experience Aboriginal culture through a journey across Ancient Earth.

See diverse Aboriginal art from around Australia.

Be entertained by the Imbala Jarjum dancers and enjoy a fun and interactive look into the past that is Aboriginal Australia.

Ancient Earth Aboriginal art gallery is in a stone heritage building which lends itself to the subtle colours of traditional and contemporary designs of Aboriginal art and sculpture on display.

Free postage and insurance for interstate and international visitors. There is an admission cost to performances, but entry into the gallery is free.

The unique Andamooka Dukes Bottlehouse has been built from discarded beer bottles and is now a museum featuring displays of opal related mining equipment, opals and historical artefacts. Entry to the museum is via the Australia Post Office shop.

Information and visits can also be arranged to view the small White Dam Opal Field settlement. Since opal was first discovered in 1965, this field has produced some of the area's finest gemstones. While at the settlement you can also see the late Bill McDougall's Ettomogah Pub. Both sites are located a short ten kilometres from Andamooka.

Souvenirs, refreshments, tourist information and accommodation are available at the adjacent Andamooka Dukes Bottlehouse Motel and the post office shop has banking and bill paying facilities.

Marron - the island’s prized freshwater crayfish - doesn’t come any fresher. Visitors can take a tour of the modern fish farm and select a marron of their choice to be cooked by the cafe’s talented gourmet chef. A range of hot and cold marron dishes are available, together with various other meals, which are cooked with native herbs grown on the farm. Herbs such as lemon myrtle, mountain pepper gives the meals an exclusively Australian flavour.

Of course, such a meal isn’t really complete without a fine wine, and the cafe boasts its own label, Two Wheeler Creek. Diners can choose from a sparkling white, sparkling Shiraz, Sauvignon Blanc, Cabernet Sauvignon and Shiraz - all made from grapes grown on the farm’s vineyard.

It’s without doubt a complete food and wine experience that captures everything that is special about Kangaroo Island. And those visitors who still want more can buy marron at the farm and taste the wines at the Two Wheeler Creek cellar door, where sales are available.

Kitchen closes at 4pm daily.

The Angas Park Retail Shop is situated at the top end of the main street of Angaston, a lovely little village nestled in the heart of South Australia's Barossa Valley

The Retail Shops offer much more than an extensive range of premium dried fruit products. Come and indulge yourself in the mouth-watering sights, aromas and tastes! Treat yourself to some delicious glace and chocolate-coated fruits, jams, sauces and cakes. Also available is an extensive confectionery and nut selection for snacking and a tempting range of gift packs for all occasions. Ask about our gift boxes and hampers made to order or choose from the selection at hand. We have even remembered those who require or prefer no added sugar products. Gift packs also available.

We invite you to come, visit and enjoy!

Visitors to Angas Plains Wines will love their friendly cellar door located in the vineyard. Here you can taste their award winning wines and a range of PJ’s Jams and sauces. Stay and relax in the large undercover seating area with a glass of wine and a light meal from the scrumptious taste tempting delight menu. Fresh coffee and Cellar baked scones served with PJ’s crush and cream are also available.

Angaston Cottage Industries was started in 1972 by a group of local women keen to use surplus local produce and show off their creative talent. Today the shop stocks a range of homemade goods, homegrown produce and crafts from over 300 contributors.

We have a large selection of homemade jam, pickles, sauces, biscuits and cakes. We have anything from rose petal jam to Shiraz grape sauce. hand knitted jumpers, socks, gloves and caps are always popular, as our children's toys and our fairy section.

The stock is always changing and new contributors are always welcome.

Angaston Roaring 40's Cafe, Angaston - Awarded Best Pizza and Best Pizza Maker in Australia.

At 40's Cafe, we believe, that when one dines out it should be an experience that encompasses food, drink, atmosphere and service at a unique, satisfying level.

40's is a place that excites the senses. It is welcoming, warm and comfortable. In the restaurant or on the deck, excellent service from a friendly front of house team is guaranteed. Being a family orientated business, we have created a menu that provides an extensive range of choice. Enjoy our blend of creative cuisine from the 40's team of enthusiastic apprentices and chefs. Backed by the De Ruiter family expertise and knowledge in the game of successful cooking, we have a menu that is worth dining out for!

The Angove Family Wine tradition began in 1886 when Dr William Thomas Angove first experimented with vines, winemaking and distilling. From these humble beginnings, Angove Family Winemakers have grown to be placed among the most successful family-owned wine enterprises in Australia. Their success is largely due to patience and persistence and these values form the cornerstone of the Angove's winemaking approach.

Angove's welcomes visitors to sample and purchase from the wide range of products marketed by the company, including St Agnes Brandy, Australia's number one selling brandy, Stones Green Ginger wine, Long Row and the multi-award winning Nine Vines Rose.

Anlaby is one of Australia's great homesteads and one of the first grand rural properties of South Australia. Settled in 1839 by Frederick Dutton, it reached its heyday in the Edwardian era when it also hosted the Prince of Wales.

The property is in the process of being restored to breathe life into the original buildings and gardens that once echoed to the sounds of a prosperous and thriving rural station and community. The Manor House was one of the first residences on the property to be refurbished. It is now available as short stay accommodation. The double storey cottage has one king, one king/twin and one queen bedroom, sharing a bathroom and comfortable living area and combined kitchen/dining space making it the perfect self contained accommodation for a family or small group.

Explore the Folly and the 10 acre gardens including the 600 roses in the formal rose garden. Visit the stable quadrangle with its old clock tower, stables, blacksmith's shop, harness and saddle rooms and grooms quarters.

The Anna Creek Painted Hills is a spectacular and recently discovered section of the pristine Breakaways country in the far north of South Australia. Breakaway country appears around Coober Pedy, Oodnadatta, Copper Hills, Arckaringa Hills, William Creek and Evelyn Downs.

The Anna Creek Painted Hills offers an amazing sight by air. It is a rocky outcrop of large and small hills, which emerge suddenly out of a flat, desert landscape. The area can only be accessed by air, due to its fragility and natural beauty.

Air access tours to the Anna Creek Painted Hills is available through Trevor Wright of Wrightsair, from William Creek, Coober Pedy and Arkaroola.

As South Australia’s newest Art Museum the Samstag Museum of Art aims to stimulate, challenge and engage its audiences with a program of diverse and innovative exhibitions, publications and associated public activities.

Located in the Adelaide City West End, the Art Museum is a five-minute walk from most major city-based hotels, King William Street and Rundle Mall. Trams operate from Victoria Square along King William Street and North Terrace to the Samstag Museum, UniSA City West campus and Lion Arts Centre terminus. Parking may be found outside or near the Samstag Museum.

The Museum is committed to ensuring its programs and activities are accessible by wheelchair and visitors who have other special requirements should contact the Samstag Museum prior to arrival.

Please visit their website for details of current ongoing exhibitions.

At the heart of Watervale, in the Clare Valley’s south, the home of Annie’s Lane is the heritage listed Quelltaler Estate dating back to 1863. Annie’s Lane Cellar Door is cast in solid timber and surrounded by beautiful on-site picnic grounds so visitors can spend a day enjoying the delightful range of Clare Valley wines and fine foods.

The Annie’s Lane portfolio encompasses a versatile selection of wines with elegant fresh whites and generous fruit flavoured reds. Our staff are always ready to show you both current and past vintages and special editions exclusive to cellar door - so it's worth the visit!

Antiques and More at 24 is a classic country antique shop located in the main street of Angaston, selling the best Barossa pieces and many more interesting and eclectic items including china, glass, silver and furniture.

The building is an original 1860s cottage, which has been fully restored and air conditioned with brightly painted walls and is well lit to create a buyers and browsers haven.

A large building in the rear garden houses larger pieces and some un-restored pieces and the courtyard between the buildings displays gates and outdoor and garden furniture including more rustic items.

The Apothecary 1878 Wine Bar and Restaurant opened December 2002 in a heritage listed building in the heart of the West End precinct - a true incarnation of a European-style wine bar.

The name comes from the 133-year-old antique pharmacy cabinets, which grace the front bar. Discovered buried beneath layers of dust at the rear of an Adelaide antique shop, and originally from London, these mahogany pieces feature pure crystal drawer handles with 18-carat gold leaf inscriptions. Tumbled marble floor tiles arranged in the same style as the footpaths of Italy are featured in the main bar. Classic Thonet chairs are drawn up to elegant solid marble and brass tables; a great place to sit and chat with friends over a bar plate and glass of wine or two. Antique chaise lounges and seating have been rescued to create the unique and inviting atmosphere in the upstairs function room.

Rustic brickwork lines the walls, and some 1200 wines quietly sleep behind intricate wrought iron work in the restaurant. The historic feel is carried throughout with rich velvet carpet, mahogany cabinet and imported chandeliers.

Explore the history, feel the culture, and lose yourself in the elegance.

Appellation at The Louise is one of Australia's finest regional dining experiences. Understated, informed service and intimate ambience complement a daily changing menu using locally sourced seasonal produce and an extensive wine list. The Louise and Appellation offer a luxury vineyard retreat paired with casually elegant and memorable fine dining.

Best Regional Restaurant 2008 - Restaurant and Catering South Australia.

The Blue Lake at Mount Gambier is a unique attraction. Water in the lake is exceptionally clear, the quality is very good, but it is hard due to infiltration through limestone, which underlies the district

The colour of the Blue Lake changes from dramatically grey to a vivid blue over a few days in late November. Then, after summer the colour gradually fades until the grey winter appearance is resumed.

Experience this fascinating tour, which takes visitors in a glass-panelled lift down the original dolomite well shaft, from which water was originally extracted, through a tunnel to see the Blue Lake at close proximity. Learn about the hydrology of Mount Gambier’s water supply and the aquifer system. Hear the interesting stories of local history, European settlement, folklore and aboriginal legend.

Visit Aramis Cellar Door and put some glamour into your wine world and enjoy a sophisticated cellar door experience without leaving the city.

Lose yourself in the hedonistic pleasures of some of South Australia's most iconic wines in the exclusive Adelaide Boutique and discover why Aramis Vineyards truly are the modern classics of the McLaren Vale region.

Archery Park is devoted to all forms of archery as a recreation and pastime for the whole family. Gone are fibreglass bows and arrows and boring targets.

Now the latest compound bows and carbon arrows make instruction and use simple. After a short familiarisation, you will safely and accurately negotiate over one of our three-field courses. Field archery is similar to golf.

You will wander through 44 acres of natural bush, following established tracks. Over 90 targets await you, varying in size from wild buffalo to fox or rabbit. Your own skill will decide the distance you are required to shoot.

It's easy. All ages from five to 80 can have a go. We cater for the beginner through to the advanced archer. As a bonus you will enjoy views over the gulf and southern vales, more than 200 species of native flora, abundance of wildlife including the elusive koala.

Listed prices apply to visitors using their own equipment.

Prices including equipment hire are 10 targets for AUD20.00, 14 targets for AUD25.00 and 20 targets for AUD30.00.

Open seven days by appointment. Open Saturday and Sunday, 10am to 5pm, for visitors using their own equipment.

Arden Hills offers two distinctively different types of self-drive off road experience for those who want to leave the beaten track and enjoy some of the Flinders Ranges unique scenery.

Track One - Arden Hills half day self drive tour. Track Two - Nathaltee one to one and a half hours self drive/walking tour.

What you need to enjoy this unique driving experience:
A well maintained four wheel drive vehicle, mountain bike.
Competent off road driving skills.
A sense of adventure.
Walkers or riders please carry plenty of water.

All drivers and passengers enter the property at their own risk and no liability will be accepted for damage to vehicles. Conditions apply. No trail bikes, chainsaws or dogs. Owners reserve the right to close the tracks at any time due to weather or any other conditions that in their opinion would render it unsafe.

When Ardrossan folk talk of the sea they look to the land. And amidst the agricultural machinery in the Ardrossan Museum you will see why.

Ardrossan Museum is located in the former factory of C.H. Smith who was a well-known South Australian manufacturer of agricultural machinery and developer of the Stump Jump Plough. This plough has legendary status in South Australia's history and is at the heart of the Ardrossan Museum's displays.

A small room contains relics from the sailing ship Zanoni, which sank off Ardrossan.

A display on the 'Mosquito Fleet' the many ketches serving Ardrossan right up to the 1950s shows the dependence of the area on the sea trade.

The original Harbour Masters Office from the jetty has now been renovated and set up as an old time store.

So when Ardrossan folk talk of the land they look to the sea.

The Ardrossan Golf Club is an 18 hole course with a par 69 and has an Australian course rating of 64. The length of the course is 4,925 metres and offers golfers the chance to test their skills while taking in the scenery. Barbecue facilities can be arranged upon request. For fee information and other details, please contact the club.

Arkapena Scenic Adventure is a genuine four wheel drive experience through some of the most spectacular scenery of South Australia’s Flinders Ranges. The Arkapena track follows old mustering and fire trails on the 12,000 hectares Arkapena Station to the south and east of Wilpena Pound. The track begins with gentle slopes of dodonea bushland, arid native pine forest and Redgum creeks, among the foothills of the Chace Range. Here the geological history of the Flinders Ranges unfolds. Ancient sedimentary deposits of sand and silt have solidified and been molded into the rugged slopes of the surrounding Chace, Wilpena and Elder Ranges.

Arkapena Scenic Adventure culminates in the Prelinna Lookout (679 metres) where you are rewarded with spectacular views of the surrounding Flinders Ranges. Allow approximately four hours to complete the 40 kilometre track.

Arkaroola Astronomical Observatory provides you with a rare opportunity to tour the universe by combining one of Australia's largest privately owned astronomical observatories with new age Star Chairs.

Under the expert tuition of Arkaroola's guides, this tour makes for the type of intergalactic experience that is not normally available to anyone but astronomers and scientists. You'll find some of the best astronomical viewing conditions in the southern hemisphere - our night skies are free of atmospheric and light pollution to provide you with a truly unforgettable experience.

Three professionally equipped observatories are available for tours and you're encouraged to bring your own equipment.

Bookings subject to suitable viewing conditions. There are various time limitations on tours due to the weather. Three tours per night can be run.

Arkaroola Wilderness Sanctuary is located approximately 670 kilometres north of Adelaide and 130 kilometres east of Leigh Creek, in the rugged and spectacular northern Flinders Ranges. This 610 square kilometre multi award-winning Wilderness Sanctuary, operated by the Sprigg family, contains some of Australia's most spectacular mountain views and offers numerous Advanced Ecotourism accredited guided tours.

Arkaroola features rugged mountains, towering granite peaks, magnificent gorges and mysterious waterholes, the home to over 160 species of birds and the shy and endangered Yellow-footed Rock-wallaby.

Arkaroola is a mecca for bushwalkers and four-wheel drivers. The spectacular Advanced Ecotourism accredited rugged four-wheel drive Ridgetop Tour is world famous; journey to the depths of ancient seabeds and across razorback ridges and peaks of the Flinders Ranges most rugged mountains to the magnificent climax at Sillers Lookout.

Being the first Flinders Ranges tourist organisation to achieve the coveted Advanced Ecotourism accreditation, Arkaroola is truly unique.

The boutique Arranmore Vineyard is situated on Rangeview Road, Carey Gully in the heart of South Australia's picturesque Adelaide Hills super-premium wine region. We have three central varieties: Pinot Noir, Sauvignon Blanc and Chardonnay. All our wines are made using traditional hands-on techniques in our tiny manual winery and we have a cellar door area for tastings.

The five acre vineyard is on a high easterly slope. The altitude varies from 1,790 to 1,870 feet above sea level; only about 500 feet lower than Mount Lofty Summit. The views from the vineyard are magnificent, extending in the east over the Onkaparinga Valley to the summit of Mount Barker.

The Art Gallery of South Australia holds one of Australia's finest collections of Australian and International art.

The gallery's permanent display of Australian art is outstanding, enabling you to track the development of Australian art from the colonial period to the present day. Its collection of 19th century colonial art contains fine examples of early oil painting, watercolours, sculpture, silver and furniture.

The gallery also has a comprehensive collection of Aboriginal desert dot paintings from Central Australia, dating from the beginning of the painting movement in the early 1970s.

Visitors can also trace the history of European art from the 15th to 20th century, particularly the development of landscape and portrait painting.

The highlight of the gallery's Asian collection is its holdings of South East Asian ceramics that is the finest museum collection of such material in the world.

Free lunchtime talks at 12.45pm are available on most Tuesdays.

Art Images Gallery is a contemporary art gallery showcasing the work of local and interstate emerging and established artists.

The gallery caters to both art lovers and art investors. It has a regular exhibition program covering a wide variety of mediums including paintings, Indigenous art, sculpture and limited edition works on paper.

Art Images Gallery can arrange for artwork to be packaged and delivered Australia-wide.

Situated on The Parade in Norwood, only two kilometres east of Adelaide central business district, they are open seven days. Off street parking is available.

Situated in the heat of McLaren Vale, Artel Gallery and Giftware showcases the work of over 60 local artists and crafts people, capturing the diverse artistic talent of the local art and craft community.

Everything in the store is locally handcrafted or Australian-made. Quality jewellery, wood turning, pottery, lead-lighting, wind chimes, wooden toys, McLaren Vale Lavender products and wine barrel cheeseboards are just some of the locally-made items that are part of the Artel experience.

In the Art Gallery you will find a variety of local artists displaying art, mosaics, sculpture, pottery and ceramics. Artel also stocks a large range of unique Australian Souvenirs and Australiana gifts, all Australian-made.

Voted Business of the Year in the McLaren Vale Regional Awards 2010.

Artisans of Barossa is a group of like-minded producers with a common goal to protect and promote small batch, sub-regional winemaking.

We are seven individual wineries, with different winemaking styles representing the breadth and diversity of our home - the Barossa Valley.

What binds us together is a commitment to making inspirational wines that uphold the culture and traditions of Barossa.

We will make products that excite, inspire and delight our customers and each other.

Above all we must maintain a sense of pride and fun in everything we do.

Wine is our life, life is our passion.

Artisans Table Wine Bar and Bistro is nestled in the heart of the Clare Valley. The Clare Valley Blue Gums are prominent from all areas in the restaurant, on the deck or in the beer garden.

Chef Roger Graham is well known in regional South Australia for his blend of fresh flavours and local produce.

Casual a-la-carte dining, fabulous food, great service, affordable family restaurant located on the famous Riesling Trail. Bookings essential.

A very small winery in the European mould established in 1982. The fine elegant wines, plus bigger bodied wines made for the second label, Galah, are available for tasting at the friendly and bucolic cellar door where the winemaker is often in attendance.

Ashton Hills Vineyard lies just below the summit of Mount Lofty on a ridge top overlooking the Piccadilly Valley. The wines reflect the regions cool and humid climate and have fine flavours with a lingering finish. The cellar door opened in 1991.

Specialising in dry white and red table wines and sparkling wines. Grapes grown include Pinot Noir, Chardonnay and Riesling.

The concept of Aspects of Healing was born in 2006 after a profound personal experience and a belief that as human beings there are many aspects to our health and healing. When we recognize that the integration of mind, body and spirit brings balance and harmony in our lives, we begin to experience ourselves, our communities and our world with a new perspective.

At Aspects of Healing, our vision is to be leaders in wellness through authentic, integrative health solutions and to empower individuals with the acquisition of knowledge about their own unique bodies and how they can maintain optimal health and longevity.

As we continue to expand and grow our services, we remain committed to our core mission to work with individuals and organizations to achieve optimal health through integrating the wisdom of eastern and western medicine.

Atelier is a group of professional artists interested in promoting their respective studios and provides a unique opportunity to enjoy the beautiful Adelaide Hills and visit artists working in their studios. Visitors will see artworks in various stages of development potentially following pieces over a period of time as they move from conception to completion.

A wide variety of artworks are available for purchase, including paintings, drawings, prints, ceramics and textiles.

Share in this wealth of experience and creative energy just minutes from the city. Opening times coincide with the very popular Stirling Markets held on the fourth Sunday of each month.

Auchendarroch House is a magnificent 1800s mansion, which has been lovingly restored and now provides a functional entertainment venue along with the Wallis Tavern and the seven screen Mount Barker Cinema Complex, located 30 minutes from the Adelaide central business district.

The Wallis Tavern Bistro has an extensive menu featuring modern Australian cuisine, serving lunch and dinner seven days a week with seating for 200 guests. They provide restaurant quality food at realistic prices and offer full table service in an a la carte bistro. The bistro's wall of glass overlooks their award winning gardens, relaxing by day and stunning by night.

Auchendarroch House now provides function rooms which are the perfect venue for conferencing, corporate training days, business dinners, birthday parties, family reunions, school reunions, wedding ceremonies and receptions, engagement parties and anniversaries.

When you’re in Port Augusta, call in and visit the Australian Arid Lands Botanic Gardens.

Enjoy a relaxing stroll through a range of natural and themed gardens including our innovative and award-winning AridSmart Display and our nationally significant Eremophila and Rare Plants collections.

Or take one of our longer garden walks that wind through dappled woodlands, fragile red sand dune country and chenopod plain and claypan country. Spy on native birds from one of our bird hides and then enjoy spectacular views of the ancient Flinders Ranges from the historic Matthew Flinders Red Cliff Lookout.

Then meander back to our award-winning visitor centre and relax al fresco with a freshly brewed espresso or a glass of wine and some delicious country fare at the Bluebush Cafe.

You’ll find us on the north side of Port Augusta on the Stuart Highway, the main road to Darwin.

Australian Boutique Premium Wines is a small boutique vineyard and cellar door representing our own labels and boutique local wines with little exposure. Our speciality is wine education with emphasis on style and structure. There is a wide tasting list including our own aged fortified wines. The wines have all been personally selected by the owner from his many trips around Australia.

Located at the Lion Arts Centre with other arts organisations, the Australian Experimental Art Foundation incorporates a gallery with monthly changing exhibitions of contemporary visual art, and a specialist arts bookshop.

The Australian Experimental Art Foundation curates its exhibition program to represent new work that expands current debates and ideas in contemporary art and culture.

The Australian Museum of Childhood is the country’s foremost museum in Educational reform, and believes in “Childhood History making Childhood History”. Available activities include:

- Specifically designed programs for Reception to Year 12

- 80 individual mobile educational presentations and hands on programs available for school events.

- Structured school programs featuring toys and hands-on engagement

- Fun and games for individual or team events and entertainment, day or night, ideal for Cadets, Scouts, Guides and youth or church groups.

- Community and social group demonstrations and displays of toys and games from the past, demonstrating the contributions of children throughout Australia’s history. (Available at museum or your venue)

- Themed presentations, games, and various displays, from Anzac Day to Zoology (cabinets not supplied), for council or country community libraries.

- Youth training programs for alternative educational needs.

In the wild, emus can be difficult to see - but not at Avenue Emus, an emu farm in the centre of the Limestone Coast region of South Australia.

This is a great experience. Interact with these magnificent birds, get photos and even pat or feed one of the quieter emus. Your guides look forward to telling you all about the emu, its habits, what it eats, how it lives and what it is like to farm these fascinating creatures.

Avenue Emus does not only farm emus. Sheep and goats are also on the property. During the lambing season, bottle-feeding time for the young lambs and kid goats is a great hit with children and adults alike.

Then there is a full range of emu products available from Avenue Emus. Visit the emus and have a day to remember!

Ayers House Museum is a colonial mansion named after its former owner Sir Henry Ayers, a seven times premier of South Australia during the nineteenth century. Visitors can experience the social history of the period during a guided tour of the house and see a collection of historic costume, silver, artwork and furniture as well as changing exhibitions.

Architecturally, the house contains important decorative painted finishes on internal walls and ceilings that extend to every room, reflecting the differing function of each room. The house is thought to have been designed by George Strickland Kingston and was built over a period of several years.
Ayers House Museum is also available for Weddings and Functions.

A property of the National Trust of South Australia, Ayers House Museum is located in the thriving East End district of Adelaide’s central business district and is not to be missed.

The historic old courthouse at Balaklava, built in 1913 and converted into an art gallery and separate gift shop, is managed entirely by community volunteers. Varied exhibitions lasting six weeks range from paintings and sculptures to quilting and craftwork. Exhibition space is free to artists. A popular attraction is the Balco Art Price held in July/August each year with associated prizes up to the value of AUD3000.00. The shop is stocked with locally hand-crafted gifts.

Balaklava Golf Club is located just over 100 kilometres north of the city of Adelaide and three kilometres east of the lower north township of Balaklava. It has been a colourful and integral part of the community since 1923.

The course is an all year round, fully watered eighteen hole championship 5,987 metre golf course, par 72, with an Australian course rating of 72. It boasts outstanding fairways, practice green and nets and manicured greens amongst undulating sand hills.

The course has been professionally designed to be a challenge to all golfers. Over the years, hundreds of trees have been planted to enhance the course's natural beauty. Many species of bird life call the course home and they compliment a relaxing day of golf.

So why not try a round of golf at Balaklava and enjoy the idyllic country scenery and the abundant bird life as you play.

Centenary Hall is one of two sites operated by Balaklava Museum Incorporated. It was built in 1878 and has a colourful history, having been occupied by the Church of Christ, Druids and Rechabite Lodges, schools, a kindergarten and the Lutheran church. It was also used for town band and choral society practice, before being purchased by the local branch of the National Trust in 1975.

No longer associated with the National Trust, Centenary Hall is now owned by Wakefield Regional Council and managed by the Balaklava Museum Committee. As a folk museum, it features the newly completed fashion gallery and music room, as well as household items, books and photographs, war memorabilia, the Alf Traeger Memorial Radio Room, and old shop fronts from the district’s early days.

Another significant display features a comprehensive collection of local medical, hospital and dental equipment including Australia’s first use of penicillin at Balaklava Hospital.

Ballast Stone Estate Wines, located in Currency Creek, is an award winning winery with a welcoming cellar door, open seven days a week.

Ballast Stone has won numerous Australian and International awards for its Ballast Stone Cabernet Sauvignon. Other fine wines produced at Ballast Stone Estate include Riesling, Sauvignon Blanc, Shiraz, Grenache and Chardonnay. Premium quality Virgin Olive Oil is also produced on the estate and is available for tasting at the cellar door.

Ballast Stone Estate also has a second cellar door in the wharf precinct, Goolwa.

Come to Ballywire Farm and Tearooms and experience a fully working farm, see farm animals including donkeys, horses, sheep, cows, chickens, bantams, ducks, geese, rabbits, dogs, cats and fauna rescue animals. There are farm animal displays, farm produce for sale, arts and crafts, tearooms, licensed restaurant and pedal car track and games area for children. Visitors are encouraged to interact with animals and join in various farming activities. Extensive hands-on and interactive displays are available to enhance your visit.

Unique handmade products, produce and giftware made on the premises, general merchandise, art and craft, food and wine, gifts and toys, items of interest for children and feed for animals can be purchased.

Entry cost includes admission to all farm displays (undercover), animal feeding, animal petting and viewing areas, unlimited use of John Deere pedal car track and games area. Guide is available free of charge.

An 18-hole mini golf course has just been built.

Ballywire Farm is closed each year during winter following the South Australian July school holidays, and re-opens at the beginning of the September/October school holidays.

Associated with the region since 1855, our family established its vineyard on the Coonawarra's Terra Rossa strip in 1975, and produced its first wines under the Balnaves of Coonawarra label in 1990.

Our unique cellar door overlooks a pond, and is surrounded by over 1,000 beautiful rose bushes. Relax on the deck or use our lawns to enjoy a picnic lunch and try our award-winning wines by the glass.

We are committed to 'hands-on' involvement and look forward to sharing our passion with you.

Something special awaits you at Bamfurlong Fine Crafts. Situated in one of Hahndorf’s prettiest stone cottages, Bamfurlong offers visitors a unique selection of quality craft from local and interstate artisans.

Each piece is carefully selected for its unique qualities and the skill of its creator. Bamfurlong Gallery displays only the most innovative, exquisite, and sensitively crafted work.

For an experience in pure delight, visit Bamfurlong - a truly memorable experience.

Banrock Station provides the ideal setting to enjoy an outstanding wine, food and nature experience.

Situated in the heart of the Riverland, Banrock Station features scenic walking trails around magnificently restored Ramsar listed wetlands with story centres, information huts and bird hides where you can view abundant wildlife.

The Wine and Wetland Centre overlooking the vineyards and panoramic wetlands, is the perfect place to relax and enjoy lunch from their menu which showcases the outstanding produce available in the region, complimented of course by a glass of great Banrock Station wine.

A function room is available for special events, conferences or group celebrations.

A unique pairing of Good Earth and Fine Wine, Banrock Station’s climate is ideal for producing wonderful, fruit driven, innovative wine styles, all of which can be enjoyed at their Cellar Door or over a relaxed lunch.

Barley Stacks is the first commercial vineyard to be established in the traditional barley belt of the Yorke Peninsula, renowned for growing the world's best malting barley.

Rich grey soil over limestone, with a low but relatively assured rainfall, combined with a warm maritime climate, increased row spacing, heavy mulching, bird net protection, hand pruning and hand picking has contributed to the production of premium quality fruit.

Home of the 'Barley Stacks' Shiraz, Cabernet, Chardonnay, Viognier, Port, Liqueur Chardonnay and Ratafia's, truly unique estate grown wines. All wines are grown, processed and bottled on site.

The Function Centre is available for hire, for wedding receptions, conferences, social events and meetings. Annual events include: Wine and Roses weekend (April) and Gourmet Day (July). See website for more details.

Barmera is located a comfortable two and a half hour drive from Adelaide. Set in the heart of South Australia's Big River Country, this pretty town is nestled on the shores of beautiful Lake Bonney.

Situated right on the Barmera Golf Course, the Barmera Country Club boasts beautifully appointed rooms and first class facilities.

Our facilities include a swimming pool, indoor heated spa, licensed restaurant and bar, floodlit tennis courts and playground. The Barmera Golf Course is a par 72 course, over 6100 metres. Golf cars are available for your convenience.

The Barmera Country Club is the perfect venue for all business conferences or seminars. The well-appointed conference centre caters for groups large or small and we can provide every type of audio/visual meeting aid. Our facilities are second to none.

We are specialists in the organisation of functions such as wedding receptions, product launches, corporate and social golf days.

Barmera Golf Club is an 18 hole, Par 72 course, that is 6,100 metres with an Australian Course Rating of 72.

Visitors have easy access most days, although check at the time of booking whether a major event is occurring. The Barmera Golf Club welcomes golfing groups, and is able to offer home-style cooked meals, by arrangement, in its friendly clubrooms overlooking Lake Bonney. Full bar facilities round off a versatile and attractive destination.

The club has close ties with the Barmera Tennis Club, and highly rated grass courts are available for hire. The adjacent Barmera Country Club or the Barmera Caravan Park provides affordable accommodation options.

Here at Barossa Bowland we have a modern colourful 12 lane bowling centre with bumpers for all the kids or the bowling challenged, glow in the dark lighting, auto scoring and much, much more.

We are the only bowling centre with a beer garden over looking South Australia's largest minigolf course with 18 holes of challenging putting.

Our Putt Putt course has a new attraction, realistic dinosaurs including a mean looking T-Rex

With our tenpin Bowling and Mini Golf packages there's always something to do.

The food is great and now with the new function room we can cater for corporate events with amazing menu or to use for birthday parties and any other events, such as a trade show with a difference.

A very family friendly venue and welcoming staff to assist you with any needs you might have, so call us or check out our website for prices and opening times.

Barossa Brewing Company is a boutique brewery in the Barossa region of South Australia. Their hallmarks are natural ingredients, tradition and quality.

The Barossa Brewing Company take beer seriously, producing small batches of pure, traditionally fermented beers, hand-crafted from the best ingredients available.

They are serious about tradition too. Using the German Beer Purity Law of 1516 as their model and drawing inspiration from the Barossa's long tradition of quality, they have developed beers of distinction and taste.

The Barossa Brewing Company balances tradition and innovation to create recipes for beers that are pure, unfiltered and full of flavour.

Their distinctive beers are available for sale directly from the brewery or from a few selected outlets in South Australia (please contact them for details).

The brewery is located in the historic old Wheat Store in Greenock, a quiet hamlet on the western slope of the Barossa.

Every Saturday morning from 7.30am to 11.30am, you can taste and take home the best the Barossa has to offer. Over 50 stallholders provide a cornucopia of the freshest vegetables, meats, breads and cheeses. Delicious oils, preserves and local specialities give you everything you need for the week ahead.

The growers at the Barossa Farmers Market often pick their lettuce and tomatoes and other produce just the night before market, sometimes even that very morning. Many of them grow organically. So what you take home is as fresh, seasonal and full of flavour as any produce, anywhere.

What's better than bacon and eggs on Saturday morning? Having someone else cook it for you! We mean real eggs, and real bacon, served on a toasty fresh roll, with amazing sauces and chutneys to top it off. So grab a latté, pull up a bale, and forget about the dishes!

At Barossa Fruit Wines our we produce semi-sweet alcoholic table and dessert wine using a wide range of fruit, but not grapes. This follows an ancient tradition whereby people made wine from whatever fruit was available at the time.

Our wide range of 12 begins with elegant fragrant Rose Petal, through popular varieties of berry, pomme and stone fruits, to unique Quandong (Australian Native Peach).

2006 Perth Royal Show - Commercial fruit and non fruit wine section. Gained 10 awards from 12 entries. Rose Petal - gold award and top fruit and non fruit wine of the show. Barossa fruit wines also most successful exhibitor - 2006.

2006 Australian Fruit Wine Awards - Cairns - Rose Petal - gold award. Quandong - gold award and best full flavoured sweet wine of the show

We also have a family art display featuring charcoal drawings of steam locomotives of South Australia. Pastel, charcoal, other works and hand made prints available for sale.

Discover the gold mining history of the area on one of the two loop trails. The shorter loop is just over one kilometre long and takes about one hour to complete. The longer loop is about five kilometres and takes three to four hours. Interpretive signs illustrate mining techniques, geology, and treatment of ore and the lifestyles of people who lived there.

Fossicking and collecting of rocks are not permitted.

Re-enactment Day is at Bowden's Cottage on the fourth Sunday in September where visitors can pan for gold, see mining displays, learn about local history, see blacksmithing demonstrations, old working engines and enjoy Billy tea and damper.

The Barossa Living Gallery provides a seasonal showcase of local and interstate artists, sculptors, jewellers, glass blowers and ceramicists.

Housed in Tanunda's original institute, the historic 1849 bluestone building is home to a collection of individual and contemporary art pieces, ideal for that special gift, a stunning memento of your visit to the Barossa or a delightful indulgence.